Sentence examples for be advanced as from inspiring English sources

Society demands that the state of the science be advanced as rapidly as possible and that no dangerous side effects ensue.

A high level competitive gym will train girls that are much more advanced; such girls could be advanced as Olympic hopefuls.

A high level competitive gym will train girls that are much more advanced; such girls could be advanced as Olympic hopefuls.

Their rehabilitation is a very uplifting story and they should be advanced as a success story of the Indonesian system".

Richard Bridgman, in his classic study "Gertrude Stein in Pieces" (1970), dryly remarked that " 'Mrs. Reynolds' cannot be advanced as a pleasurable reading experience".

R2P, established in 2005, could be advanced as a legal justification in Syria, but its validity in the absence of a security council mandate is in dispute.

Bargaining theories hold that public justification is achieved when individual interests are advanced as far as possible.

It's true that Sweden has always been advanced as far as broadband penetration goes.

The general view of academics, however, is that no legal argument has yet been advanced as to why the original doctrine should be good law.

Several arguments have been advanced as to why clinicians should be interested in CAM (and ethnomedicine).

In patients who had a defunctioning ileostomy, oral intake was advanced as fast as possible to a normal diet.